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New York's secret origins

Any time of day, New York looks like a comic. Every block of Manhattan tells part of the story, like illustrated panels on the page: Superman soars over Midtown's skyscrapers, Batman lurks on the rooftops of Gothic buildings, the Spirit sulks in the shadows of the Lower East Side and Spider-Man's girlfriends plunge to almost certain deaths from the borough-spanning bridges.

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Baltimore's Comic-Con Attracts Twilight Vampires, Supermen, and Even Some D.C. Journalists and Government Workers in Disguise

Archie Comics introduces gay character

DEARBORN -- According to Dan Merritt, proprietor of Green Brain Comics, gay characters in mainstream comic books in recent years have become more archetypal rather than stereotypical.

Batman versus Superman as class warfare? Grant Morrison: 'Bruce has a butler, Clark has a boss'

This is Part Two of the Hero Complex interview with Grant Morrison, the Scottish writer who has added a swirl of surreal and touch of the absurd to the top titles at DC Comics. (You can read Part One right...

Nationally known illustrator from Oklahoma never stopped drawing

Oklahoma artist attempts to share experiences in his work.